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If you have enough money to start working remotely there are a few places that I want to move to. - Alaska: Pay you to stay, land is cheap, I like the cold.

If you have enough money to start working remotely there are a few places that I want to move to. - Alaska: Pay you to stay, land is cheap, I like the cold. - PA: Land is cheap, I like the cold, next to Philadelphia - Poland: Everything is cheap: 1 zł is 0.25 USD, great food and amazing nightlife. - India: 1 USD ~= 70 rupies, amazing food and culture Every one of these places has its pros and cons, but they have all relatively nominal crime rates as well as some really cool food and people. Edit: Forgot to mention Italy, but then you have to deal with the EU and VAT.

dpc_pw 11y ago
Poland is UE&VAT.
- gravypod 11y ago
  But Poland's local economy is so cheap that I don't even count that as a factor. There are few comfortable places to live where you can buy bread for .30 USD a loaf, and Poland is one of them. I'm also Russian and a lot of Polish food looks familiar to me. That's why it's a in my top three.
  - smarinov 11y ago
    Biased, but try Bulgaria. IMHO currently only Bucharest can (somewhat) compete as a SW/startup hub in the region. HW is generally weak throughout the Balkans, though.
    - Intimatik 11y ago
      I've been working in Bucharest for a while, this place is toxic if you plan a start a family or long-lasting relations. I can recommend it to anyone who's single, Balkan girls look great. Unfortunately, I'm married with kids =(
      - smarinov 11y ago
        Why do you find it toxic for starting a family or long-lasting relationships? :/
  - Intimatik 11y ago
    Polish cuisine feels great for my Russian stomach, though sometimes it's too spicy. But definitely much better than in SF =)
Intimatik 11y ago
Hello from Krakow, Poland - The life here is pretty cheap compared to the Western Europe standards - food is great (have i said that it's also cheap?) - lots of lowcost airlines, i.e. plane to Brussels less than for 100$ - no need to own a car, walk from home to work takes 20 minutes (i live in the downtown) - cheap services - homogenous society

dpc_pw 11y ago

Poland is UE&VAT.

gravypod 11y ago
But Poland's local economy is so cheap that I don't even count that as a factor. There are few comfortable places to live where you can buy bread for .30 USD a loaf, and Poland is one of them. I'm also Russian and a lot of Polish food looks familiar to me. That's why it's a in my top three.
- smarinov 11y ago
  Biased, but try Bulgaria. IMHO currently only Bucharest can (somewhat) compete as a SW/startup hub in the region. HW is generally weak throughout the Balkans, though.
  - Intimatik 11y ago
    I've been working in Bucharest for a while, this place is toxic if you plan a start a family or long-lasting relations. I can recommend it to anyone who's single, Balkan girls look great. Unfortunately, I'm married with kids =(
    - smarinov 11y ago
      Why do you find it toxic for starting a family or long-lasting relationships? :/
- Intimatik 11y ago
  Polish cuisine feels great for my Russian stomach, though sometimes it's too spicy. But definitely much better than in SF =)

Intimatik 11y ago

Hello from Krakow, Poland - The life here is pretty cheap compared to the Western Europe standards - food is great (have i said that it's also cheap?) - lots of lowcost airlines, i.e. plane to Brussels less than for 100$ - no need to own a car, walk from home to work takes 20 minutes (i live in the downtown) - cheap services - homogenous society